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Repatriation of profit refers to the process of returning profits earned by a foreign subsidiary or branch of a company back to its home country. This is often done through dividends, royalties, or management fees and is subject to taxation and regulatory requirements in both the host and home countries. Companies may repatriate profits to reinvest in their domestic operations, pay dividends to shareholders, or improve liquidity. The decision to repatriate can be influenced by factors such as exchange rates, tax implications, and the company's financial strategy.

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